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MQTT Broker Price Pricing & Plan

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Starter

$9

USD / mo

Billed yearly ($89)

Buy Starter

100 connections
QoS 0,1
Last Will messages

Scale

$69

USD / mo

Billed yearly ($690)

100,000 connections
QoS 0,1,2
Retain/Last Will messages
TLS/SSL
Custom log subscribe

Growth

$29

USD / mo

Billed yearly ($290)

Buy Growth

5,000 connections
QoS 0,1,2
Retain/Last Will messages
TLS/SSL

Features

Business feature comparison
Feature	Starter plan	Scale plan	Growth plan
Number of Connections	100	100,000	5,000
Messages traffic	1 Million/mo	100 Million/mo	20 Million/mo
QoS	0,1	0,1,2	0,1,2
Retain/Last Will messages	Last Will messages	Yes	Yes
TLS/SSL	No	Yes	Yes
Custom log subscribe	No	Yes	No

Other

Perk comparison
Perk	Starter plan	Scale plan	Growth plan
E-mail support	Yes	Yes	Yes
SLA agreement	No	Yes	Yes

Frequently asked questions

What are the connections and how do you calculate this limit?: A connection occurs when a client (a publisher or a subscriber) establishes active access to an MQTT broker. Therefore, the number of connections equals the number of established concurrent connections between clients and the MQTT broker at any given time.
How do you calculate the messages traffic limit?: The message traffic accounts for all messages entering or leaving the broker. In other words, it represents the amount of data transmitted from and to the broker. The MQTT broker is responsible for logging this information.You can send and receive messages up to 128 KB in size.
But messages are metered in 512 Bytes increments. For example, an 1 KB message is metered as two messages.